Real-Time Insights for Smarter Environmental Decision-Making

Aardra Air Quality Sensors integrate seamlessly with the Aardra Cloud, giving you full visibility and control across web and mobile platforms. Whether deployed indoors or outdoors, the system provides the insights you need to understand air quality, track pollution trends, and respond quickly to changes.

Live Dashboards

Monitor current air quality conditions through intuitive, real-time dashboards.
See live readings for key pollutants and environmental parameters, including:

  • NO₂, O₃, CO, SO₂ (electrochemical gases)

  • PM1, PM2.5, PM10 (particulate matter)

  • Temperature & humidity

  • Noise (optional)

  • VOCs (if fitted)

Dashboards refresh automatically, giving you accurate and immediate situational awareness.

Historical Trends & Analytics

Track how air quality evolves over minutes, hours, days, or months.
The platform offers:

  • Powerful historical charts

  • Pollution trend analysis

  • Daily, weekly, and monthly summaries

  • Hotspot identification across multiple sensor locations

  • Comparative analytics across indoor and outdoor zones

These insights help councils, estates, schools, and environmental teams make informed decisions and demonstrate improvements over time.

Export & Reporting Tools

All data can be exported to CSV for independent analysis, GIS mapping, research, or audit reporting.
This ensures compatibility with:

  • Academic research tools

  • Corporate environmental reporting

  • Smart city platforms

  • Excel, Power BI, and scientific software

Your data remains yours—easy to access, easy to integrate.

Secure API Integration

For organisations requiring deeper integration, a private API allows direct access to air-quality data streams for use in:

  • Smart-city dashboards

  • Traffic management systems

  • Building automation platforms

  • ESG and sustainability reporting systems

  • Research and environmental modelling

This keeps the system flexible and compatible with future environmental platforms.

Alerts & Status Notifications

Receive automatic notifications when:

  • Pollutant levels exceed safe thresholds

  • Sensor behaviour is irregular

  • Communications drop

  • Environmental conditions change rapidly

  • Maintenance or calibration is required

Alerts can be delivered by email or app notifications (depending on your configuration), helping teams respond quickly and maintain high-quality, reliable data.